but what can we do to save our energy usage?ay that you cook, using your oven and hob is more expensive to cook than a couple of chicken breasts. it is cheaper to use a microwave or a slow cooker. like your clothes, don't use that tumble dryer, air dry your clothes. while the bbc has been out and about speaking to people about their concerns about energy bills, people have told us about how they have been turning down the thermostat i have been turning down the thermostati degrees have been turning down the thermostat 1 degrees which have been turning down the thermostati degrees which can have a substantial saving on your energy usage during the winter. and also simple things like teaching your children about energy usage and how important it is to just turn the light off on a turn the lamp off, explain it to them. it is light off on a turn the lamp off, explain it to them.— explain it to them. it is natural --eole explain it to them. it is natural peeple get _ explain it to them. it is natural peeple get very _ explain it to t

but, yes, what can we do to save our energy usage?ensive. for example, to cook a couple of chicken breasts, it's cheaper to use a microwave or a slow cooker. things like drying your clothes — don't use a tumble drier air dry your clothes. and during this last week, whilst the bbc has been out and about speaking to people about their concerns about energy bills, people have been telling us about how they've been turning down their thermostat. just one degree can have a substantial saving on your energy usage during the winter. and also simple things now like teaching your children about energy usage and how important it is to just turn the light off. turn the lamp off. yes, explain it to them. it's natural. people get very frustrated. but it's about education. and now these these these conversations are really important. and if you're going to be able to reduce your energy consumption, which is a key target of a lot of energy providers, they want to see consumers educate themselves, bring down their usage by 10% to 15% themselves and r

our development of supply is not going to affect our usage. is determined by the framework of the climate change act and the independent climate change committee which informs government policy, so you really can be assured that it's actually — i know it sounds contradictory — but it's actually good for the environment that we're going to produce more of our gas and oil at home, and that you can be confident because of the climate change act and our commitment in law to net zero that we will not be using more oil and gas than is required in that transition. that won't reassure climate scientists, who say greenhouse gases are already leading to more extreme weather events, like heatwaves and drought. the advice of the united nations and the international energy agency is clear, that if we want to keep temperature rises under 1.5 degrees, then there can be no more fossil fuel projects. if you increase supply, so if you drill more oil and gas, then even if we're replacing imports we're increasing the supply of oil and gas globally and that's like

our development of supply is not going to affect our usage.t and the independent climate change committee which informs government policy, so you really can be assured that it's actually — i know it sounds contradictory — but it's actually good for the environment that we're going to produce more of our gas and oil at home, and that you can be confident because of the climate change act and our commitment in law to net zero that we will not be using more oil and gas than is required in that transition. that won't reassure climate scientists, who say greenhouse gases are already leading to more extreme weather events, like heatwaves and drought. the advice of the united nations and the international energy agency is clear — that if we want to keep temperature rises under 1.5 degrees then there can be no more fossil fuel projects. if you increase supply, so if you drill more oil and gas, then even if we're replacing imports we're increasing the supply of oil and gas globally and that's likely to increase demand globally and therefore emissions.

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google has been asked to put out a clear policy as far as the data collection is concerned, as far as usage is concerned and sharing is concerned. now this order by at the commission comes as a huge relief to several indian starts for smaller countries. that for long have been complaining about the abuse all flaw. i'll google when it comes to a domination of the market. runjun many thanks for that information now thought is ruined and sharma that with the details we're moving on now. the buys in administration has steps up. he cannot make crush on nicaraguan president anglo take us government imposing sanctions on the countries gold mining industry. ortega maria regimes continued attacks on democratic actors and members of civil society and the unjust detention of political prisoners demonstrate that the regime feels it is not bound by the rule of law. the u. s. actions are aimed at denying the ortega maria regime the resources they need to continue to undermine democratic institutions in nicaragua. the us treasury imposed sanctions on nicaraguans mining authority along with the top governm

fruit in terms of being able to demonstrate that there is an adverse heal effect due to mobile phone usage particularly with 5g millimeter wave technology, there is concern because it will mean more antennas all over the place, and therefore more radiation out in the atmosphere that we will be exposed to. what do you think about that claim? rodney: so far, the research suggests that it's just not the case. genelly, what you do is you have more antennas so that you can reduce the actual exposure. the further you are from an antenna, the more the antenna has to work, the more energy it has to pump into the environment. so tests comparing, for instance, the latest rollout of 5g against 4g finds very similar levels. and i must say, the levels are generally about a hundred to a thousand times lower than are permitteby the guidelines. they're exceedingly small. shabbir ahmed: sean, this is one of our labs, and we're the only company here in australia that can do mobile phone testing, radiation testing, for manufacturers. sean: this lab in melbourne tests how much radio frequency radiation is emi

with respect to its place, store policies, making access to the play store dependent on mandatory usage of google plays billing system for paid apps and an app purchases as one sided and arbitrary and devoid of any legitimate business interest. now and 5 tell google has been asked to put out a clear policy last. * far as the data collection is concerned, as far as usage is concerned, and sharing it's concerned. now this order by at the commission comes as a huge relief to several indian starts with smaller countries, that for long have been complaining about the abuse all flaw. i'll google when it comes to a domination of the market. demonstrators in taiwan have gathered to protest against a u. s. lead democratic conference as they slam president, finding one of her ties with washington climate. she did not win the trust of the people of taiwan at all. she constantly provoked conflicts between the 2 sides of the straight and became the lackey of the united states. sometimes sy, in when anti ones democratic progressive party are like wagging dog tails to curry favor with the bite and adm

been asked to put out a can you and policy wise. * far as the data collection is concerned, as far as usage is concerned, and sharing is concerned. now this order by at the commission comes as a huge relief to several indian starts with smaller countries that for long have been complaining about that abuse all flaw. i'll google when it comes to a domination of the market. hillary clinton, who found in her bid for the u. s. presidency back in 2016 is now accusing republicans, are preparing to reg, the next race for the white house. her claims of sparked outrage on social media with critics calling her an election denial. right wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election. and they're not making a secret of it. is an election denial ism considered a clear and present danger to the united states of america according to biden? apparently, there has been a shift in the impressions of what is a danger to this country. if it is post election denial ism that is a severe threat to our democracy. if it is a preemptive election denial, that is just sound wisdom

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is concern about, but broadly, it's also worth saying that many people are already changing their usageimit your energy usage and would a broad campaign be needed, but there is definitely frustration among some of those who had been working on a campaign and thought it might be a useful thing to do. thank ou, might be a useful thing to do. thank you. damien- _ might be a useful thing to do. thank you, damien. new— might be a useful thing to do. thank you, damien. new figures _ might be a useful thing to do. thank you, damien. new figures show- might be a useful thing to do. thank you, damien. new figures show that coronavirus infections have increased in england and northern ireland that the trend is uncertain in scotland and wales and according to the ons it's the third consecutive increase in england. the rise means that the total number of people in private households in the uk testing positive coronavirus stood at 1.3 million in the week ending september 26, up 25% from 1.1 million in the previous week. jim reid is with me now. tell us more about the stats. it’s reid is with me now.

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been asked to put out a canoe or a policy as far. * as the data collection is concerned, as far as usage is concerned, and shedding is concerned. now this order by the commission comes, is a huge relief to several indians start off for smaller countries that for long have been complaining about the abuse all flaw. google, when it comes to a domination of the market. the white house has appointed a new interim and voice to india. it is 6 times since last year, as u. s. congress and so far fell to agree on a full time candidate for the job on the president by them. fina us diplomats. elizabeth jones has previously serve as the countries on baset to cause like stun elisa as assistant secretary of state for europe and asia. plus. she's also being the coordinator for african relocation efforts, despite washington's efforts to boost relations with new delhi, the absence of a permanent us ambassador has spoke some criticism, foreign policy observe. unseen the a journalist from its power child receives the bind and it's been hist ration is being inconsistent and as approach to india. the problem

the bbc website has lots of tips from my colleague, talking about simple things to reduce energy usage, you will save money if you use a slow cooker or microwave versus cooking on the stove or oven. things like a drying your close versus a tumble dryer. this is a difficult one, the government has made a substantial package to support you but everyone is advised to look at your energy usage and trim what she can wear you can. thank you very much, simon. the prime minister has acknowledged for the first time that last week's mini—budget caused "disruption" on the financial markets. writing in the sun today, liz truss insisted the government's approach was the right course of action to get the economy moving. now, let's cross to our political correspondentjonathan blake. it seems there is no u—turn being considered imminently. where does that leave the criticism that this is a really disruptive mini budget thatis is a really disruptive mini budget that is causing economic turmoil? there is no sense that the prime minister and chancellor will change tack. they are digging their heels in an

and it might be very so ah, ukraine is restricting electricity usage for the 1st time since the russian invasion began in february. it comes after repeated russian. miss island drawn attacks that have targeted some power plants. president vladimir zalinski has said russia has destroyed a 3rd of ukraine's power stations in one week. mom's room is live for us and keep mom and people are being asked to conserve energy. so what is that gonna change for ukrainians for yourself and your team as well? today, and as i say that mohammed, i noticed that you've, you've had to put on all your protective gear once again. that's right, cyril, i should mention that just in the past 15 minutes, the air raid sirens rang out again over the city of keys. the government has announced that the air alert system is in place now. we've not yet heard any reports of missiles being shot out of the sky, or any missiles or drones hitting any targets, at least not in this area or any other part of the country. at this point, we've not heard any explosions either. so that certainly is a good thing for now. we'll keep

has been asked to put out a clear policy as far. * as the data collection is concerned, as far as usage is concerned, and sharing is concerned. now this order by at the commission comes as a huge relief to several indian starts for smaller countries. that for long have been complaining about the abuse all flaw. i'll go google when it comes to a domination of the market. oh, for me today, it was wonderful to have you with us of max's unit. o'neil. i'm with her mommy was in you all a splendid. ah, ah, ah, ah ah. mm. mm. mm. mm. welcome to was a part of the great gentleman, playwrights, 3 point schiller remark, 2 centuries ago that france show us what we can do. both both teach us what we should do. historically, russia and germany have been both close collaborators and mortal enemies was tried and tested. relationship laid the groundwork for peace and prosperity to europe over the last 50 years. what awaits the continent now that these connections are being purposefully severed at the americas bidding well to discuss it. i'm now joined by harley schrager, vice president of the schuler ins

the body of a day to maybe be returned to his family by israel. ukraine has restricted electricity usage for a day after a russian strikes destroyed several energy facilities. nationwide limits have been imposed for the 1st time since the invasion began. in february a several residential areas have been hit in the capital after a barrage of russian miss island drone attacks. hold our bill. hamid reports from keith building, 11600 yelton street and central. keith was struck at around 8 21 in the morning. half of it was reduced to a pile of rubble. nadia, her husband and 2 cats lived on the ground floor. they were walking by an earlier explosion, then heard the sound similar to a roar of motorbike, and yet another explosion. no, we didn't hear any sound before the explosion, exactly in our house. so the explosion in the house across the street, you hear this b. but here that there was only the explosion sound. ah, so our cats height i in the bathroom. on the beth i, we was just, we were just shocked. and we were sitting and waiting what's happening. but i told my husband to close the guest

kinds of usage, people say what your favorite usage and i may have my preferences but i really prefer to bring out multiple ones and i like hearing different pointse f view there may be conservative voice on one end and attuned to language voice on the other end. i like seeing what people think i figure the beautiful adventure that you can read different writers and they don't handle the same communication problem the same way that is a wonder and inspiration and you read things from the 18th century or 19th century may be reading older things. it looks reallyok difference. even the spacing after periods, it's a hot topic at the grammar table, that often looks different. there's one more thing connected to what you mentioned that i think is important there tends to be a privileging of a certain english dialogue over over others. as the years haves gone by its problematic and become more apparent. i really try and my role at the grammar table to learn about the specific traits of other dialogue. maybe in the pandemic i resorted to watching really terrible reality shows more and more ab

, so i expected there will be lots more targeting at businesses and households to ration their usageak times. 0k, anna, thank you. have a good day. we will see you soon. let us now talk about credit suisse. shares in credit suisse plunged on monday as fears mount over the financial health of the swiss bank. its shares fell by about 10%, before recovering slightly, after the bank's boss failed to reassure investors. last week, chief executive ulrich koerner insisted, in a memo to staff, that credit suisse's financial position was solid. it comes ahead of a restructuring plan due when the bank reports results at the end of october. here's theo leggett with more detail. there has been no shortage of the past few days of rumour, speculation, press reports about the financial health of credit suisse, the swiss banking giant. but what's actually going on? well, a lot of this stems from something that happened on friday when the cost of buying product that insure against a default by acro one went up to levels not seen since the days of the 2008 financial crisis. that prompted the chief exe

i bring out all kinds of usage guides, people ask what is your favorite usage guide? i may have my preferences but i really prefer to bring out multiple ones and consult multiple ones. i like hearing different points of view. there might be a more conservative voice on one end and a more hip innovate -- more attuned to language change kind of voice on the other end. i like seeing what people think and i think it is a beautiful adventure that you can read different writers and they don't handle the same problem the same way. to me that is a thing of wonder and inspiration. if you have read older literature from the 18th-century or 19th-century or much older things it looks really different, the punctuation looked different, the spacing after periods, a hot topic at the grammar table, that looks different. so there's one more thing that connects what you mentioned that is important, there tends to be a privilegeing of one english dialect over others. as the years have gone by, it is problematic, it has become apparent to me, i try and my roulette the grammar table to le

) cal water, bear gulch, (inaudible) hillsborough and palo alto all tend to have higher per capita usage then most of the rest of the customers who are kind of in a clump around the 62 gallon per person per day range. i think what we want to talk with bosco about is looking at measures we can expect everybody to implement as opposed to actual percent reductions. we could have targets for percent reductions, but for example we may want to look how to best implement system wide irrigation no more than two days per week within set hours which is norm for a lot of water agencies. we can't do that i think unilaterally for wholesale customers but we can probably set up a mechanism like we have a choice. we can ask you to do that measure or we can dictate a percent reduction and we rather not do a percent reduction, we rather get the real action out of people, so that is the kind of options i think we will be talking about so hopefully we can have a good plan by about november about going forward. if next year continues to be dry, here is what we propose to do. >> on the ordinances and developm

i mean, the usage of any type of tactical weapons won�*t influence on the intention of ukrainians andof the former redcar steelworks has been demolished today. the basic oxygen plant was brought down in the uk�*s biggest controlled explosion for 75 years. our business correspondent ian reeve reports. alarm blares redcar�*s so—called bos plant had stood since the 1970s, when molten iron was refined and turned into steel. but with the redevelopment of the former steelworks, it had to come down. explosion 105,000 tonnes of steel brought down by more than 1.5 tonnes of explosives. applause and looking on, stuart and ken, father and son, both former steel workers, both former bos plant managers. it�*s gave a brilliant living to so many people in the area and beyond. and, you know, there is something sad about, i guess, losing it on that front. i mean, that is sad, but i am also well aware that we need to move on. steel— making is finished. we need to now develop this area. so, all the things that's happening with teesworks, taking this down and moving on is the best possible legacy. but wi

what i have never blocked their usage. the government — never blocked their usage.o rimando, but the courts may yet have a say on such measures and ministers must know that there can be no quick fix to the uk's deepening asylum prices. —— sent some to rimando. —— rwanda. as well as facing pressure on overcrowding at manston migrant centre, home secretary suella braverman was also questioned in the house of commons this afternoon about her breach of the ministerial code, which led to her resignation, before she was reappointed by rishi sunak last week. here's our political editor, chris mason. a collection of marquees in east kent, the latest challenge for a home secretary under intense scrutiny. manston is an overcrowded processing centre for migrants. are ou the processing centre for migrants. are you the right person to get control of this— you the right person to get control of this crisis, home secretary? suetta — of this crisis, home secretary? suella braverman is facing questions about what she has done and will do about what she has done and will do about it,

an address to parliament, keith tells ukrainians to cobb that power usage as russia sense of strikes on the energy facilities. people are being asked to switch off the power for almost the entire day. and so many people, they're preparing for all possible scenarios with winter. and britain's government in disarray after the interior minister to resign and chaotic scenes in parliament with reports of bullying and physical coercion to support the government. ah, i bid fizzle and welcome. german chancellor hold up sold says a proposal to cap gas prices in the e. you can only work if it's backed up by non u partners such as japan and south korea. schultz was speaking during a key political statement about brussels summit. great leaders are seeking consensus on energy security in shields promised unwavering support for ukraine in the war. emphasized western unity in the face of what he called an imperialist war of aggression. the mortality though, let's this and into a little of what chancellor shall try to say in hooton's war against ukraine and all of the free will, will fail from thing

keith tells ukrainians to cut their power usage as russia sets up, strikes on energy facilities. people looking to switch off power for almost the entire day to lensky once they're preparing for all possible scenarios. with a view to winter. britain is government in disarray. after the interior minister resigned and chaotic scenes in parliament with reports of bullying and physical potion to support the government and with the u. s. midterm elections approaching all eyes are on the latino vote. as the fastest growing boating block, hispanic americans could swing the elections. ah, i've been for solon welcome, ukrainians being told to switch off their power from 7 this morning to 11 this evening. it's in response to brushes, widening, strikes against energy facilities. the national grid albright has says the curb is limited to thursday, but more restrictions and blackouts may be needed with winter were approaching for many ukrainians. though the 8 month war has already meant living without power, hates old running water preparing dinner in a makeshift outdoor kitchen. 9 year old a

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also coming up, keith tells ukrainians to curb their power usage as russia steps up, strikes on energy facilities. with winter approaching, people are being asked to switch all power for much of the day. ah hello, i am terry martin. good heavy with us. german chancellor love shult says a proposal to cap gas prices in the e. you can only work if it's backed by non u partners such as japan and south korea kal schultz was speaking during a key policy statement to parliament. the head of a prophy summit were you leaders are seeking consensus on energy security. but here in berlin, shoulds promised unwavering support for ukraine in the war, emphasized on western unity in the face of what he called an imperialist gord. lacresha is part of what the chancellor sholtes had to say. in hooton's ward again who crane and old of the free will, will fail from things really it already has enough doll crane or germany and europe . ha, that on the old remains, strengthened from these tests or more united and more independent of them before spring in des. political correspond, nina hossa, who was followi

and as where he attack your girl, your letter bathroom usage, where they are and i seem to put down i had the year she whole look, cheer voyager. they were like, oh butterfield, i could never sleep because i always knew there was something there. somebody, i could hear somebody moving her own or just it was the worst part for me was always waiting every night just like there was somebody there that's gonna grab you. that's no place to be for any child. ah, we all came home with a dark secret generation after generation. well see, dance is an infamous school. it was only one of dozens. in a little over a century, 150000 children attended these institutions. ah, 4000 of them lost their lives. the last residential school closed down in 1996. i think the children when you eliminate all their knowledge of their history, their culture, then you're basically killing the people that grew up on these lamps. that knew the land that were connected to the lab. and that's what these policies were to take the indian out of the bush to take the indian away from the bush, milan, and assimilate him in

there's also a lot of what they're concerned about is that if they cut the price that will increase usage, which will mean that there will be more gas being used to have the inverse effects of what they, they needed to if the prices are lower than people can buy more of the germans, though, or under quite a lot of pressure for a 200000000000 euro. a package that the chancellor left shows a nice in order to preserve germany's own energy market. there's a lot of anger around the e u. countries that is skewed and is skewing the energy market towards german favor in the european union. so it's been a really, really tense meeting among the leaders here in brussels like that. is it of these jack park in brussels, ross? thank you jack. and just a short while ago ukrainian president vladimir lensky addressed the summit warning of a potential large scale disaster at a damn in southern ukraine. lensky said the russian forces had said minds africa kafka hydro electric plant near the city of care son. he warned that the city could be flooded and more than 80 nearby supplements destroyed if the dam is

they are still being micro slave flexible sources for usage. i love that almost always pull me through bubbles just to just the yellow, little with water. and then i was in much, you know, that in the model to i know, i know we're going machine below you will ever did a couple. i wasn't sure if you wish to know what is what up or what you are to the we to show it to. he could shoot them what he to put them as a business, to play the supporting upon every literature to tell you it doesn't look like you question. what was a visual editor april? how did it be to a new twist my through marina state. you know what she had, we had initially had very cl finally as you to see, i dealt with the sound which would be to push it all this out. much could be a good as well. one little money g. last gimme a little issue. i will be listed as a little but it was in your little ramos horta. please really reapply. i usually one because i'm probably not true. additional you what you can elisha, shall it no, no matter when it's so cool to mil escobar. she's a littl

we have seen the usage of mail ballots, it's hard to predict at this point how this is going to shape out for 2022 but the indicators that we see in a number of poles for the early voting we have seen so far over 300,000 people already voted in this election. we are at levels that are very comparable to 2018. at this time, we still have a month ago. it looks as though we are going to see a very high turnout midterm election again. we made the 2018 that's going to be remarkable but we should be somewhere around at this point i believe in that 2018 turnout. host: let's get to calls. joe in florida, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i think the mail-in ballots were kept track of the way the lottery keeps track of their lottery tickets, you can't, you can't forge a lottery ticket. they know exactly how many they printed and where they went. so i don't believe that a lot of those ballots were marked just president and vice president. the rest were blank. i don't think we should have mail-in ballots unless they can really keep track of them. host: michael mcdonald for the apri

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you've got regulation which does constrain balance sheet usage in the primary dealers. that probably makes them less willing we had huge amount of one-way flows. it is no surprise dealers don't want to bid aggressively on bonds they can't find anyone to sell them to because there has been a deluge of selling. in my opinion, we just need to be careful. it is understandable in times of extreme that authorities want to shore market functioning and in extreme times that is the right action but they have longer-term consecration when they believe they can take on more leverage or risk. jonathan: coming up on the program, another volatile week in the u.k. ♪ >> we need to act now to reassure the markets of our fiscal discipline. i have therefore decided to keep the increase in corporation tax that was planned by the previous government. i have asked jeremy hunt to become the new chancellor. he will deliver the fiscal plan at the end of the month. i want to be honest, this is difficult, but we will get through this storm and will deliver strong and sustained growth. jonathan: a

operation growth leads to more water usage, population growth leads to more co2 emissions. >> population growth leads to more water because issue is what is the price of water doing? if the price goes up, four things happen. p first,t, people use less. gas for example, i'm not going to use much gas for people use less. the secondso thing is the supply side, people look for substitutes and today cap these guys talk about energy so they are looking to decrease supply and also substitutes. wewe find things that are substitute for this. it is not a good substitute for water,e there's a lot of watern the planet so the issue will be figuring out how to innovate and you lower the cost and we see that all over the planet and places like israel that i figured out how to get water at less than 5 cents a gallon or half a cent a gallon, inexpensive today so if we trust human innovation to show up and prices go up then we can expect resources to not become more scarce the more abundant because you are applying knowledge. you say adding intelligence to atoms in the way you organize the atoms. for exam

but i bring out all kinds of usage. people often ask me, what's your favorite usage? and okay, i might i may have my preferences, but i really prefer to bring out multiple ones and consult ones. i like hearing different of view. there might be a more conserve of voice on one end, and then the more you know, like a hip, more innovate like more attuned to change kind of voice on the other end, like seeing what people think. and i, i think it's a beautiful adventure that you can read different writers and they don't handle the same communication the same way. to me that is a thing of wonder and inspiration. if you've read older literature, if you read things from the 18 century, 19th century, or maybe you're reading much older things, it looked different, the punctuation looked different, even the spacing after periods which a hot topic at the grammar that often look different. so so it's a it's a there's one more thing connected what you mentioned that i think is important there tends to be a privileging of one english style certain english dialects over others and i yo

>> i think people have to couch it in the right terms and to know that marijuana usage is a similar,er you are african american, latino, white american, anything else, there is no despairing use because of the group that you are in that's racial. this situation has gone on for a long time -- states of the nation are moving toward decriminalizing marijuana. i think the president is doing what where we are today. he's doing where states are in terms of taking a look at this and realizing that it's a health issue more than anything else. decriminalizing it and getting rid of the crime, making sure that people have the chance to be able to apply for a job, be able to get employment, get an education, find themselves as a productive member of society, obtain it by this curse of a sentence as a result of marijuana possession or marijuana usage. he, in my opinion, is doing the right thing at the right time. he's following the states in this regard. and the whole issue of marijuana is something the country is going to deal with whether he deals with it or not. i applaud his efforts. >> quick